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Nikole Hannah-Jones, Center for Journalism and Democracy Host Third Annual Democracy Summit

“Our ethos must be truth – not a false sense of balance where balance doesn’t exist in an unbalanced political system – but what is the truth?” Hannah-Jones said in her opening remarks.

On Tuesday (Oct. 8), the Center for Journalism and Democracy (CJD) welcomed journalists from across the country to its third annual Democracy Summit, a day-long convening of both beginner and veteran journalists seeking to address some of their field’s – and the nation’s – most pressing issues.

Read more about the CJD Summit

In Your Words

Tamara Holmes

 

There’s always this sense of students teaching students, and that goes with that whole family atmosphere, that belonging atmosphere,”

- Tamara Holmes (B.A. '94), former editor, reporter at The Hilltop
Read More as Howard University Celebrates 100 Years of The Hilltop

History & Heritage The Inaugaral Return to Alma Mater: Howard's Very First Homecoming in 1924

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History & Heritage The Inaugaral Return to Alma Mater: Howard's Very First Homecoming in 1924

In 1924, a statement from The Hilltop about Homecoming tells the magic of the very first Bison reunion.

 “Forgotten friendships are awakened and stirred with a new intensity; the students of the present in noisy acclaim to Alma Mater, catch the echo of the shouts that have gone before. Graduates and students merge into one. The former lend a touch of sobriety and dignity to the reunion while the latter exhilarated the enthusiasm and pep which becomes contagious in the pep fest.”

Learn about the inner workings of Howard's 100 years of Homecoming here.